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2941  Local / Altcoin Announcements (Pilipinas) / Re: Lisk | Decentralized Applications & Sidechains (PILIPINAS THREAD) on: May 27, 2016, 12:29:25 PM
100k na lisk antay antay pa at balik $2 na naman ito. kahit pangit ang launching pero tignan nyo tumataas pa lalo lisk.  Wink
Magkano ba ang purchase price ng lisk during the ICO sir? Just curious lang, kasi hindi ako nakapag invest sa lisk.

$0.07 cents lang ico price

Yup just around 20k sats and it peaked today at 120k sats before having a price dip by profit takers so it's currently playing around 90-95k sats at the moment.

not bad for early takers lol

Mga chief kumita ba kayo dito sa lisk? I mean mas mababa ba ang price sa ICO compared sa launch price? Curious lang.
2942  Local / Others (Pilipinas) / Re: Newbie Welcome Thread on: May 27, 2016, 12:21:44 PM
Hello po sa inyong lahat dito, newbie po ako, pa welcome ako mga kabayan.
2943  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: How big a rig is too big? on: May 24, 2016, 02:44:12 PM
If you have more than 6 cards,you need powered risers . A 750ti draws 50-60 watt depending on what you mine. So a 16 cards rig will only draw around 1000W. The bios might need to be cracked to support 16 cards, and more than 8 cards in windows is a pain.  Have anyone tried 5 7990's in one single rig ? (10 gpu's)
You probobly need linux. Expensive PCIE splitters etc.

powered riser are useless if you have asrock h81 with two molex, i always used ribbon standard risers and they work fine for every card out there, also cost less than powered riser

I have to disagree. Although the mobo can supply the power cheap risers sometimes can't. At least with powered risers
you're not trying to push 75W through a ribbon wire. It also reduces the overall power going through the mobo. The cost
difference is trivial, no more than .05 BTC with risers on all 6 cards.

If using two PSUs (not my thing) I believe you need powered risers to isolate them.

average wattage per card today, especially with new nvidia is very low, they consume 150w on average, very low as i said they will use the 8 pin if not enough current come from the x1 slot, i think you don't need to provide 75w fromt he slot, lol future gpu with 10nm or less, will consume so low that not even a 6 or 8 pin would be required, only the riser

High end graphics will still need 2x8pin to consume total of 375W as they are more powerful cards.

To my knowledge 2x8 pin is not standard, and, IMO, won't be needed as power draw is dropping even as performance
increases. Top end GPUs will be engineered to require no more than 300W (slot+6+8).

For the AMD cards, the sapphire 280x uses 2x8pin, the 7990 uses 2x8pin, the R9 Fury also use 2x8pin.
2944  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: which altcoin to invest? on: May 19, 2016, 07:12:08 PM
Eth but wait till it drops to $3.

If it drops below $3, I will buy a lot and then sell at $15 again. I will do some range trading and become rich.
2945  Economy / Speculation / Re: How will halving affect the value? on: May 06, 2016, 08:48:31 PM
for me bitcoin block halving can affect the supply because the reward of every block is half by 2 and i think if the supply is less and more buyer are come the price will increase more.. thats why the price of bitcoin is still increase.. but the value of bitcoin if the difficulty is still high and difficulty will increase more more suply will come and value of bitcoin will be decrease..

If the difficulty is still high, it means people are still interested in protecting the bitcoin network. It is excellent.
2946  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: R9 Nano Modded Rom on: April 21, 2016, 11:32:00 AM
Just have a look at the numbers, it's not worth the time and the investments.

The maxwell architecture it's more balanced right now, I'm very curious about the gtx 1080 performance because given these behaviours we could have a game-changing model. Even if the 1080 will achieve the gtx 980Ti performance, consuming 35% less W with a similar price, it would be a better choice.

It's not relevant the electricity price, it's relevant the USD income of a 5k EUR platform. Not even 15$ net, I consider it a total failure, especially because of the situation will worsen over time.

If I need to invest such amounts, I would prefer right now to build 6x280x platforms, and invest in the meantime in renewable energy sources. The best way to go, especially considering the EUR purchase price of 280x models, and the general performance with the algos. The nano, right now, it's "too little, too late"

The 280x consumes more energy than the nano, ie less efficient. So it will make a loss earlier than nano.
2947  Economy / Speculation / Re: How will halving affect the value? on: March 31, 2016, 01:32:58 PM
Halving will reduce the supply of the bitcoins. If the demand is the same, the price will rise, maybe even double.
2948  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ETH price soaring. Are you going to move some BTC into ETH? on: March 06, 2016, 05:36:31 PM
Well, there's the retrace! 27% drop. Now it's the wait and see game - do we survive or do we go down further. I'm open to both possibilities, but I know which way I'm betting personally Wink


Although we both have been following this for some weeks now and so far I can say my predictions were correct, I must agree with you that right now I'm feeling scared since we are entering the "paradigm" shift of every bubble if this is what it is. The recent spike is just too sharp to be sustainable even by crypo standards. I mean for me it's all good and extremely profitable but we are entering unknown territories.

I have like 75% of my portfolio in Ethereum and the rest in BTC but I will be willing to buy more ETH as soon as I see a drop, it just doesn't seem to stop, I think I've missed the under 10 USD window...

Credit where it's due - you were right about it going above $10. I thought 0.0178 was the top and I was wrong.

We do not know where is the limit now. I thought it will top at 0.01, but I was totally wrong. The price is too high.
2949  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ETH price soaring. Are you going to move some BTC into ETH? on: February 23, 2016, 08:15:46 PM
Only 7 minutes so far, lets see if this prediction is better than the last one...

The last one still stands. This is only an addendum. So the iii extended... It changes nothing but the top target which is all that changed in this chart. I guess the main point being that more down will come before .02 is broken.

How about you? Where do you think it's going in the next week? Oh right, $10.. We'll see about that.

It will go above 0.02 within 6 days.

I will quote this post and see.
2950  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ETH price soaring. Are you going to move some BTC into ETH? on: February 10, 2016, 02:03:20 PM
People that haven't invested in this coin just don't know anything about ethereum.  The more people find out what it is the more likely they will buy it. 

It's only a matter of time before bitcoin owners begin to take notice of ethereums capabilities.

You can make smart contract with Ethereum. So many business will use it if it becomes popular.
2951  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Why "bitcoins" out of all the altneratives (alt,lite,prime)? on: January 30, 2016, 06:31:13 PM
I think it is because the bitcoin is the first and biggest coin with very big user community. Many people know about the coin.
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